• Learning to Shoot Great Video Starts Here: Take this quiz to discover your unique video shooting style - and what you need to do to take your videos from "eh" to "awesome."  Based on your answers, I'll send you custom advice to teach you how to shoot, what to shoot, and how to satisfy an audience.  What kind of video creator are you?  The world is drowning in video, and most of it sucks. Even though almost everyone carries a pocket video device 24/7, almost nobody knows how to use it well.  How to Shoot Video that Doesn’t Suck teaches you how to shoot video that people will actually want to watch. I'm a Hollywood director who's written, directed and produced everything from videos to commercials to TV and Feature Film. I know that the secret to great video isn't new equipment or the latest tech. It's how you communicate with your audience. I'll teach you to think like a director so that your video does what you want it to do– and gets watched.  Whether you’re the designated family home-video-shooter, marketing your business, or on your way to a Hollywood career, I can help you shoot better video – instantly.

•   If you’re a photographer who struggles with lighting, worry no more. Nikki Closser will show you how easy it can be!   With Nikki’s simple natural light hacks you’ll never have to worry again about only scheduling at golden hour. You’ll be equipped to handle the harsh light at noon, overcast days, and changing light conditions — both indoors and outdoors.

• 46 Lessons | 7 hours of instructional videos | 6 Podcasts
• There are endless possibilities to craft light for your style of storytelling. Lighting Techniques reveals Shane Hurlbut, ASC’s lighting process, from what he looks for the moment he steps on set to discussions and tutorials on light quality, light placement, and how these concepts relate to your visual storytelling.
• Inside are step-by-step instructions for building a book light, DIY solutions, effectively utilizing bounce sources, and guidelines for how to light multiple cameras, among other key techniques. 
• Discover when and how to create contrast, calculate fill to key ratios, and shape light using natural elements and physical structures. Shane teaches you how to train your eye and discloses the differences between shaping hard and soft light to help you deliver a more cinematic image.
• This course was designed to illustrate the basics of lighting and the tools needed to succeed. You’ll learn how to enhance your visual storytelling by lighting for blocking, lighting in layers, matching light, DIY alternative lighting, and seeing for yourself how to measure light.

If you’re here, I probably don’t need to explain what HDR is or convince you that the sooner you learn to work with it, the better. New standards have permanently broken away from the previous era, and this process is irreversible. Almost a decade ago, Amazon and Netflix set this machine in motion, and this year, Brazil became the first country in the world to launch 3.0 television—television in HDR technology. Professional training in practical HDR color correction, not theory or use of program tools.